The Giraffe Manor, built in 1932 by Sir David Duncan, is surrounded by 140 acres of its own park and forest thirty minutes from the centre of Nairobi, Kenya’s capital city, with superb views of the Ngong Hills. In 1974 Jock Leslie-Melville, grandson of a Scots earl, and his American wife Betty, who also founded the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife (AFEW), bought the Manor. They then moved two highly endangered baby Rothschild giraffe to the estate, where they thrived and have produced several further generations of giraffe.

Accommodation includes:

• Double or Twin Rooms, each with a bathroom
• Full or half board, with wines
• Alcoholic and soft drinks
• Laundry services
• Airport and other transfers within Nairobi
• Sightseeing vehicle with chauffeur
• Entrance to the Giraffe Centre
• Personal hosting
• All taxes

There are five double/twin bedrooms at The Giraffe Manor.
In addition, the Master Room interconnects with the Giraffe Room, which has two beds suitable for family members.